
Forensic linguist, PhD candidate @yorkuniversity #ForensicLinguistics #LanguageAndLaw beekeeper 🐝 skier ⛷️ dog dad 🐕 he/him
Toronto, Ontario
Joined March 2009
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Excited to formally announce ForensicLing.com, a website I collaboratively maintain with Dr. Tammy Gales that is devoted to providing public access to hard-to-find, freely available data on topics related to forensic linguistics and language and the law!
I’ve started putting together a global Directory of Forensic Linguistics/Language and Law degree programs (e.g., degrees, short courses/summer schools/individual courses).
It’s very much a work in progress that I’m hoping can be a collaborative effort!
tinyurl.com/FLprogramDirecto…
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It was a magical ride with all of you.
Our city, our home, our fans showed up on the grand stage...and we couldn't be prouder.
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GAME. SEVEN. #WANTITALL
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In CJCCJ 67.1, researchers from @YorkUniversity examine the language of wanted lists produced by a Canadian municipal police agency from a critical sociolinguistic approach: bit.ly/CJCCJ671a
@dakwing @AcjpCcja
#Linguistics #Criminology #Wanted #Canadian #Police
My cousin is turning 50 and running 500km in 10 days (50km a day!) across Manitoba in support of @CMHAmbwpg and to raise awareness for metal health and suicide prevention.
#wing50for50
Support her here: cmhaacrossmb.ca/donate/?fbcl…
The amazing Diane Wing was on CTV Morning Live to talk about her Run Across Manitoba. Watch it here ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/video/20…
She's making an incredible journey running 50 km a day for 10 days in support of CMHA for mental health and suicide prevention. #Wing50for50 #Manitoba
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In CJCCJ 67.1, researchers from @YorkUniversity examine the language of wanted lists produced by a Canadian municipal police agency from a critical sociolinguistic approach: bit.ly/CJCCJ671a
@dakwing @AcjpCcja
#Linguistics #Criminology #Wanted #Canadian #Police
Had a great time (as always) presenting some work at the @_IAFLL conference in Cape Town, South Africa! 🇿🇦 #iafll2025
My article with Marianne Laplante in the Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice is available now as Advance Access! We analyze the language of wanted person lists produced by the @wpgpolice and @WpgCrimeStopper and offer some recommendations.
doi.org/10.3138/cjccj-2024-0…
Wrote a silly book instead of my dissertation 😋
Canada: a.co/d/bB5qZ2J
US: a.co/d/huOTRCH
UK: amzn.eu/d/2JhocpF
Some forensic linguistics for you…
Our analysis is featured in this episode of @bbc’s Stalked podcast with @carolecadwalla
open.spotify.com/episode/2CV…
The Proceedings of the Canadian Symposium on Language and Law are now published!
Here’s our Introduction (letter from the editors) giving an overview of the symposium and the papers in the proceedings: wally.journals.yorku.ca/inde…
Full issue here: wally.journals.yorku.ca/inde…
It’s been a long time coming, but this paper is finally out in the Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture!
A Corpus Analysis of the Issuing of Miranda Warnings on TV
jcjpc.org/volume-25-issue-1
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Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Decoding Terrorism by Julia Kupper, Marie Bojsen-Møller, Tanya Karoli Christensen, @dakwing, Marcus Papadopulos and Sharon Smith Free access available until 20 December.
cup.org/40VXv7V
#languageandlinguistics
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New Cambridge Element Decoding Terrorism by Julia Kupper, Marie Bojsen-Møller, Tanya Karoli Christensen, @dakwing, Marcus Papadopulos and Sharon Smith is now free to read for 4 weeks!
cup.org/4fQ40gW
#cambridgeelements #languageandlinguistics
Exciting news!
Our @CambUP_LangLing Element is out! (and open access for 2 weeks!)
•We look at the 2019 Halle terrorism case from a variety of perspectives
•My main contribution is the section on authorial stance in the terrorist’s manifesto
doi.org/10.1017/978100949573…
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